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Carols at the Kings
Join the Puketapapa Local Board to celebrate the annual carol event at Three Kings.
The festivities begin at 6pm with plenty of entertainment for the little ones, including a bouncy castle, roaming entertainers and face painters. There will be plenty of delicious food on offer, so have an early… View moreJoin the Puketapapa Local Board to celebrate the annual carol event at Three Kings.
The festivities begin at 6pm with plenty of entertainment for the little ones, including a bouncy castle, roaming entertainers and face painters. There will be plenty of delicious food on offer, so have an early dinner while you enjoy the stage performances from local schools and community groups. As the sun goes down, sit back and join in the singing of all your favourite carols from 8pm.
Remember this is a smokefree, zero-waste and alcohol-free event.
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